After an installation of a video adapter, the screen on a Windows 7 system cannot be seen. Which of the following Windows 7 functions will resolve this?

Component Management is not a standard Windows 7 utility; the relevant tool would be Device Manager, and it is inaccessible when the display cannot be seen.

Windows 7 Startup Repair, accessible via the system recovery options on the installation media or the recovery partition (F8 - Repair Your Computer), diagnoses and automatically corrects problems with startup files, the boot configuration database, and driver conflicts that prevent the OS from initializing correctly after hardware changes. A new video adapter can introduce a driver conflict or misconfigured display settings that prevent normal boot, and Startup Repair can roll back or repair the affected components. It operates outside of the normal Windows boot process, making it effective when the screen is inaccessible.

Device Manager can uninstall or roll back a driver but requires the system to boot into a usable desktop, which is not possible when the screen is blank.

Task Manager manages running processes and applications in an active Windows session and cannot address boot-level video adapter conflicts.